Ohio Emancipation

i am 16 years old and have a 10 month old son we have been under so much stress for the last 3 months and today my mom said some things to me she should have NEVER said at all to begin with.
i have been looking into emancipation for 3 months and since she said those things i just feel so worthless, like my son doesnt deseve me and he could have better, i feel like i have absolutly no reason to be in this world anymore.
i think its metal abuse, but im not sure.
can someone please tell me what i can do i live in fremont ohio.
i look up emencipation for ohio and it says there is no emencipation laws but my boyfriends sister and friends have sone it and they are only half an hour away from me.
SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME, IM AT MY BREAKING PIONT!im thinking of running away with my baby if i cant find a way to do this.
i herd that you could put a restraning order on your perants but i dont want to do that i still love her and want her to be a part of my childs life, if i do that my son wouldnt be able to see her.
but she has driven me to almost doing it.
i need advise soon befor i just get up and leave it all behind.

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i look up emencipation for ohio and it says there is no emencipation laws but my boyfriends sister and friends have sone it and they are only half an hour away from me.

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No, sugar, I promise you, your boyfriend's sister and friends have not been emancipated.

The law in the state of Ohio does not permit minors to be emancipated, unless they marry or join the military, both of which require parental consent.

They all just got back from Iraq, then? Married with kids? And parents who ate a huge bowl of stupid for breakfast when they let their 16 year-olds get married and/or run off to the Army?

No. They're not emancipated. Ohio Revised Code says NO.

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i need advise soon befor i just get up and leave it all behind.

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Don't be stupid. You have a child to take care of. How well do you think you're going to be able to take care of him with no means to support yourself or your baby, no job, no place to live?

Running away does not summon the magical money-crapping unicorn. Rather, it will summon the authorities to drag you back home, and if you're particularly stubborn and stupid about it, to throw you in Juvi lockup and hand your baby over to be cared for by someone more responsible.

So your Mom said mean things to you. It happens. You'll come to find out that parents get frustrated with their children, and they say things they probably ought not.

You're not going to be the mystical Perfect Parent, either, and certainly not if your idea of caring for your child includes doing something rash just because you had a spat with your mother.